Prisoners of War

Everyone attends the funeral of Amiel Ben Horin but Yael feels all alone; she sees her brother everywhere and tries to convince him to leave her alone and let her go on with her life.

Iris and Haim discover new details in the investigation; a cat-and-mouse detective game develops between Haim and Ze'ev, who is busy training the talented Yinon.

Talia and Nimrod enjoy intimate time in their bedroom after the kids leave the house; Dana's relationship with Dr. Ostrovsky becomes more intense; Hazav prepares for his pre-Army tests.

Nimrod still suffers from nightmares and dreams of the night he killed Amiel;. Yael tries to find Ilan's home address and decides to go there without his knowledge.

Talia breaks down while Nimrode is out partying; Uri and Nurit try to bridge their gap; Yussuf and Abdullah head out to handle an arms deal.

The connection between Jamal and Amiel is revealed; Yussuf struggles with the consequences of the shooting and the pressure to execute an act of terrorism against Israel.

Uri and Nimrod disappear, and their families are starting to get worried; the Klien family is finding a few joyous moments, precisely when Nimrod is not there; Talia shows Nimrod the injuries she got while he had nightmares.

Jamal's death and the release of the terrorist Abdullah Bin-Rashid undermine the position of Yussuf; Uri and Nimrode try to push the Ministry of Defense into figuring out where Amiel is by exposing the CD they got from Ruth Shorer.

The past troubles Yussuf; Abdullah tries to recruit children to be martyrs; Uri shares the horrors of captivity with Nurit.

Nimrod appears on national TV and recounts his experiences during his 17 years in captivity. He is determined to find a job, but wife Talia thinks it may be too soon.

Talia makes Nimrod choose between a future with her, or a life of misery; Nurit has to choose between Yaki and Uri; Yael has to confront the death of her brother.